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Is Being an Introvert a Disadvantage in law?
Lots of lawyers are introverted. We like quiet, solitary tasks where we can focus, analyse and distill answers.
And yet, the noise of the community, the pressure of networking, and the need to market our services sometimes tells us that we are at a disadvantage. Is it true?
Lots of lawyers are introverted. We like quiet, solitary tasks where we can focus, analyse and distill answers.
And yet, the noise of the community, the pressure of networking, and the need to market our services sometimes tells us that we are at a disadvantage. Is it true?
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By Chris Hargreaves: Lawyer (attorney)
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Lots of lawyers are introverted. We like quiet, solitary tasks where we can focus, analyse and distill answers.
And yet, the noise of the community, the pressure of networking, and the need to market our services sometimes tells us that we are at a disadvantage. Is it true?
Lots of lawyers are introverted. We like quiet, solitary tasks where we can focus, analyse and distill answers.
And yet, the noise of the community, the pressure of networking, and the need to market our services sometimes tells us that we are at a disadvantage. Is it true?